Congratulations to Dr Rozanna Meijboom and colleagues from the MS imaging group, who have recently been awarded funding for a research study to examine changes in the spinal cord of people with multiple sclerosis (MS). Cord-MS Dr Rozanna Meijboom and colleagues have been awarded funding by the MS Society to undertake a pilot (preliminary) study called CORD-MS. In this research, the team will test new and standard MRI scans along the full length of the spinal cord, in people who have recently been diagnosed with MS. The study team will start recruiting participants later this year, looking for people who were diagnosed with relapsing-remitting MS in the last six months.CORD-MS will yield important initial information on spinal cord changes and will help prepare for a larger study on how MS affects the spinal cord early on in the condition.Further information can be found on the Anne Rowling Clinic website:New funding for spinal cord imaging research study Related linksMS SocietyDr Rozanna MeijboomCORD-MSAnne Rowling ClinicEdinburgh ImagingSocial media tags and titlesNew funding for spinal cord imaging research study@EdinUniImaging @AnneRowClinic This article was published on 2025-02-16
